Race live on 5 Live and Sport website Sunday at 12:10 BST
Leclerc takes fourth pole in a row, Hamilton 2nd
Albon crashes heavily, Kvyat did not take part
Simon Baker: If Red Bull aren't careful, they will find themselves in the same situation Benetton had in 1994, with the unstable situation of constantly changing drivers because they're not capable of matching the lead driver
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Kimi made a mistake on the final corner and ran wide.
Dropped:
16. Raikkonen
17. Russell
18. Kubica
19. Albon (retired)
20. Kvyat (no time)
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On the subject of Red Bull, I was just writing about how both Toro Rossos are out in Q1 but Pierre Gasly has rescued himself to go P14.
Good lad.
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"Guys... have we not learned from last week?"
Image source, Getty ImagesAmit Mandalia: @bbcf1 I wonder if the history of previous drivers who have come through and been dropped from the Red Bull driver programme is making young drivers reluctant in wanting to be tied to them.
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16. Gasly
17. Russell
18. Kubica
19. Albon
20. Kvyat (no time)
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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Red Bull are no longer getting the pick of the bunch of the talent. They were the team to have a young drivers scheme back in the day.
They have young drivers but no one that looks like they're ready for F1 in the slightest. Surely that means you have to look at drivers who aren't in the programme?
Rivlud: @Jack_Nicholls@andrewbensonf1 I think @redbullracing need an experienced driver and @HulkHulkenberg is a guy that deserves a good drive! I hope he lands the gig for them, would be good to see what he can do with that car!
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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Verstappen has been flying all weekend and Albon has had problems - he hasn't looked comfortable in the car at all. And he's not signed up for next year yet.
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Alex Albon is out of the car, and his car is being lifted on to the recovery truck.
Christian Horner looks disappointed. Obviously.
Meanwhile, Daniil Kvyat, who had engine problems earlier gets his coat and headset on and joins the team on the pitwall.
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Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
Well he's ok... the car isn't. That's the end of his session.
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"Big rear. Big issue."
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Image source, F1He went off track at Turn 13, and spun landing rear ending the wall.
His front wing does not look healthy at all.
"You ok?" his engineer says, "yeah." Albon replies.
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Robert Kubica goes off track into the run off area. Both Williams are ahead of Albon and Vettel!
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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Ferrari's are quick in that first sector as a general rule of thumb. That's where they've had the edge on Mercedes.
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Daniil Kvyat, at his home race, will not participate in qualifying.
Leclerc sets the pace with a 1:33.613.